Trial Run

This past Tuesday I went back to the doctor for my collar bone. I was hoping to get some good news and get the go ahead to start running.

The doctor took some x-rays and showed my the progress. He also mentioned that the popping that I feel and hear is because the bone isn't completely knitted back together yet. He gave me the go ahead to ditch the sling which I am happy for. He told me that I was not yet ready for therapy, but by next month I should be healed enough to start.

I then asked him the all inquisitive question.........

When can I start running again?

His answer was less than I hoped. He said: Give it a shot, if you have pain where the break was - stop, but if you feel no pain go ahead and run.

I woke up the next morning and my shoulder was already hurting. I figured if my shoulder was hurting before I even try to run what is the point so I delayed my trial run. I plan on getting out for a trial run sometime in the next week. I am nervous, I kinda feel like groundhog day is coming..... will he see his shadow or not? Will I feel the pain or not?

Tim Wilson - blog.262quest.com

7 comments:

  1. Hey Tim, be patient, it'll happen sooner if you wait until it's properly healed. LOL, yeah, I know, easier said than done. Can you do water running by any chance? I've heard it's as good as regular running as far as conditioning is concerned.

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  2. Holy YIKES Tim, I'm just catching up after a long time away.

    I am soooo sorry to hear about your injury! OMG, that is just terrible.

    Glad to hear that you are on the mend and you were able to get away for a vacation.

    Take care of yourself and getter better soon!!

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  3. Thanks for stopping by my blog -

    kelownagirl - yea, it is easier said than done, but I resisted this morning.... soon, hopefully soon. I haven't thought about the water running mainly because I don't have many options on where to do it.

    Lily - yea, I am hanging in there, getting better all the time. Thanks!

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  4. Good luck - that is really rough :(

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  5. !Ouch! That is tough. And twice as bad since you are still feeling, you still have healing to do!

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  6. !Ouch! That is tough. And twice as bad since you are still feeling, you still have healing to do!

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  7. Good luck - that is really rough :(

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